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Old-world wellness: Exploring Chinese medicine in Las Vegas
Exploring Las Vegas' old-world paths to wellness: Oriental medicine is based on the idea that the body contains life force, moisture and blood.
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Bling with brains: Jewelry of the future can monitor sleep and count calories
Beyond the Fitbit: Wearables consumers don't have to settle for geek-tastic designs anymore, as evidenced last week at the JCK jewelry convention at Mandalay Bay.
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'Towns' for sale: Got a few millions lying around? Bedrock City or Nipton could be yours
Looking for a Stone Age setting or somewhere with solar-generated energy?
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In brief: Summerlin gets bigger, a taiko drum conference at UNLV and more
What's taiko, you ask?
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Why Suzanne sizzles: Suzanne Somers on her Vegas show, her new book and organic food
Bad things happen to all of us. You can let it do you in or you can use it like judo and make it work for you, using forward energy to win.
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Capturing joy and heartbreak at the World Armwrestling League's Las Vegas Regional
This photograph is not about the action in the front.
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What's the deal with Downtown's 'The Venue'?
The Venue Las Vegas, under construction on Fremont Street between Seventh and Eighth, will be a concert venue, comedy club and special-events site for gatherings like weddings and proms.
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Uber update: After a long fight, ride-hailing companies have a green light in Nevada
Uber is finally here! Again! Well, almost ...
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Random photo of the week
Submitted by Mikayla Whitmore.
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Thinking about Cosmo's Dive-In movies, where to find legit shrimp empanadas and more
Plus, headline therapy from the online Daily Mail.
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Hot Spots: Diplo at Encore Beach Club, Calvin Harris at Wet Republic and more
Plus, Orange is the New Black and Entourage stars party at pool clubs.
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Omnia’s new industry night Imagine pulls out all the stops
Sunday is for fantasy at the new Caesars club.
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R&B siren and new fashion muse Ciara drops in on Drai's
The artist talks collaborating with Cavalli, career highlights and why everyone needs to visit Vegas in their lifetime.
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Kids in the Hall at TI, The Cult & Public Enemy at the Joint and other stuff to do this week
Plus, a great Belgian strong ale and Sin City Gallery's annual international erotic art show.
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Five thoughts: Diarrhea Planet at Beauty Bar (June 1)
One bad name. Four walloping guitars. A ton of emotion.
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Sonic Flashback: iBash at MGM Grand (October 29, 1999)
The Who essentially headlined the star-studded night of performances, which also featured Tony Bennett, Kiss and Natalie Cole.
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Fringe Fest is back, from a Shakespearean 'Pulp Fiction' to 30 plays in one
The Fringe Festival celebrates a DIY, risk-taking aesthetic, rewarding shows that take bold choices and give artists a chance to truly shine.
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Film review: Melissa McCarthy springs into action in 'Spy'
McCarthy delivers the laughs, with Jason Statham mocking his own tough-guy image to hilarious effect.
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The Weekly interview: soul singer Sharon Jones
"That’s what we want. We want to be that authentic stuff ... To me, if you can’t sing a note right, why the hell are you out there on the stage?"
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'Love & Mercy' captures the essence of Beach Boy Brian Wilson
Wilson was and is a musical genius and a fragile man, and Love & Mercy presents both of those sides as real and human.
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As Kristen Hertzenberg prepares for a Texas move, Las Vegas loses a performing luminary
"We are not abandoning Las Vegas, or running away from it. We will never just leave Las Vegas in the rear-view mirror.”
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Alesso’s first full-length, 'Forever,' lives up to his potential
A breath of fresh air: Forever vaults Alesso far above his peers.
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The Wachowskis’ 'Sense8' is a sci-fi bore
Is anyone still waiting for the Wachowskis to retake their “visionaries” label?
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Album review: Jamie xx's 'In Colour'
The English DJ/producer's latest is a fascinating, moving journey enhanced by headphones and solitude.
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Sarai Walker’s imaginative thriller 'Dietland' is anchored by one woman’s inner growth
Though it oscillates between social commentary on weight loss and violent conspiratorial feminist plotting, Dietland works.
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Mount Charleston’s new visitor center makes the outdoors into art
The new campus opened last week with light art, sculptural benches and more.
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Release show mania: three local bands release new albums
Local music scene out of hibernation.
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Film review: Melissa McCarthy springs into action in 'Spy'
McCarthy delivers the laughs, with Jason Statham mocking his own tough-guy image to hilarious effect.
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'Love & Mercy' captures the essence of Beach Boy Brian Wilson
Wilson was and is a musical genius and a fragile man, and Love & Mercy presents both of those sides as real and human.
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The Wachowskis’ 'Sense8' is a sci-fi bore
Is anyone still waiting for the Wachowskis to retake their “visionaries” label?
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The 'Entourage' movie is a Hollywood puff piece
The flick provides little rewards for the die-hards who finished the series.
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Searsucker is a compelling, unorthodox partner to its nightclub neighbor
Nothing is as it seems at Searsucker, which leads to some seriously addictive dishes.
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Eis Cream Cafe's sandwiches stand out
If you can find a better ice cream cookie sandwich, let us know.
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Vive la grapefruit: Pamplemousse remains an overlooked gem
I knew I would eventually give in to the temptation to check out this classic Vegas restaurant.